Top altitude
2872m
Pistes
238 km
Season
November – May
Price range
€28–€58/day
Ischgl connects directly with the Swiss resort of Samnaun via the Alp Trida gondola, giving a duty-free lunch option and 238 km of linked pistes across two countries. The Piz Val Gronda cable car opened fresh terrain above 2,800m that holds cold, dry snow well into April.
What matters in 30 seconds
We’re an aggregator, so here’s the honest picture: which shop is where, what’s near which lift, and the starting price. Tap a pin or a table row — they’re linked — then sort by price or by distance to the lift, or filter by area and level.
| # | Shop | Level | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | HERVIS Rent Dorfstraße 59 · Value sports-chain shop with freshly DIN-serviced kit and the biggest advertised online saving. up to −30% online | ≈€30* | Silvrettabahn ≈250 m · 3 min | All levels (value) |
| 8 | Ischgl Rent "Prenner" (Sport Salner) Dorfstraße 33 · Value shop by the Fimbabahn with delivery to your lodging and no deposit or cancellation fee. −10% online | ≈€30* | Fimbabahn at the station | All levels |
| 1 | Silvretta Sports — Silvrettabahn Silvrettaplatz 2 · Flagship base-station shop with a large heated ski depot; swap or upgrade skis up at Idalp. | ≈€35* | Silvrettabahn at the station | All levels |
| 4 | Sport Zangerl Dorfstraße 65 · Latest-season skis and snowboards with free delivery to your accommodation. up to −20% online | ≈€35* | Silvrettabahn ≈200 m · 3 min | All levels |
| 6 | Silvretta Sports — Pardatschgratbahn Fimbabahnweg 1 · Rent plus 900+ heated depot lockers right at the Pardatschgrat and Fimba gondolas. | ≈€35* | Pardatschgratbahn at the station | All levels |
| 3 | Intersport Bründl — Ischgl Zentrum Dorfstraße 64 · Intersport flagship in the village core with boot-fitting and free size swaps. −5% early bird | ≈€38* | Silvrettabahn ≈200 m · 3 min | All levels |
| 7 | Intersport Bründl — Pardatschgratbahn Dorfstraße 31 · Collect skis right by the slopes at the Pardatschgratbahn (winter only). −5% early bird | ≈€38* | Pardatschgratbahn at the station | All levels |
| 2 | Sport Adler (Sport 2000 rent) Dorfstraße 75 · Full 4-to-6-star range including demo skis, proper boot-fitting and free exchange, steps from the Silvrettabahn. −10% online | ≈€45* | Silvrettabahn ≈100 m · 1 min | All levels + performance |
Prices are a starting point for a skis + boots + poles set per day; check the shop’s calendar for your dates (peak weeks cost more). * ≈ = market estimate; exact figures shown for shops that publish a price list. Renting in Ischgl is car-free — see “Getting there” below.
Ischgl spreads across 4 bases, and where you rent decides how far you carry skis on the first morning. Every shop below is grouped by area, with its nearest lift and the cheapest set on offer — rent where you’re staying and you can ski straight from the door.
2 shops from €35/day · by Silvrettabahn
3 shops from €30/day · by Silvrettabahn
2 shops from €35/day · by Pardatschgratbahn
1 shop from €30/day · by Fimbabahn
| Level | Per day | 6 days |
|---|---|---|
| Value (4-star) | €25 | €120 |
| Comfort / mid | €42 | €200 |
| Premium / demo (6-star) | €65 | €310 |
| Children | €15 | €70 |
Figures are indicative “from” rates and swing with ski category, rental length and dates. A basic 4-star adult set runs roughly €20–35/day, mid-range comfort skis about €38–48/day, and premium 6-star or demo skis €55–80/day; children’s sets are far cheaper. Booking online in advance is almost always cheaper than the walk-in counter, especially in peak weeks.
Nearest airport is Innsbruck (~100 km, ~1h30); Zurich (~200 km, ~2h30), Friedrichshafen (~1h45) and Munich (~2h45) are the other common gateways. The closest railway station is Landeck-Zams, about 30 minutes down the Paznaun valley, with regular buses and transfers running up to Ischgl.
Ischgl village is compact and largely pedestrianised with a free ski-bus; rent at a gondola-base shop (Silvrettabahn or Pardatschgrat/Fimba) and use its heated overnight ski depot, so you only carry your boots — or nothing — between hotel and lift.
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HERVIS Rent advertises up to −30%, Sport Zangerl up to −20%, Sport Adler and Ischgl Rent −10%, and Intersport Bründl a ~5% early-bird — and it locks in your size for peak weeks.
Rent for the whole stay
6-day and season rates drop the effective daily price well below the single-day “from” figure, so take the block rather than paying day-by-day.
Use the free heated depot
Leave skis in the gondola-base depot (often included with the rental) instead of lugging them to and from your hotel each day.
Pick a shop with free swaps
If you’re improving fast, choose Silvretta Sports or Intersport Bründl so you can move up a ski grade mid-week without paying twice.
Fit boots on arrival day
Get boots fitted the afternoon you arrive, not the first ski morning — a poorly fitted boot wrecks the week, and the flagship shops do proper boot-fitting.
Indicatively, a basic 4-star adult set (skis, boots, poles) is about €20–35/day, mid-range skis €38–48/day, and premium 6-star or demo skis €55–80/day; children’s sets are much cheaper. Multi-day hire and online booking cut the daily rate.
If you’re staying central, the village shops (Intersport Bründl, Sport Zangerl, HERVIS Rent) are fine. To step straight onto the lift, use a base shop at the Silvrettabahn (Silvretta Sports, Sport Adler) or the Pardatschgrat/Fimba base (Silvretta Sports, Intersport Bründl, Ischgl Rent) and leave gear in its depot.
Yes — Ischgl and Samnaun share one Silvretta Arena lift pass (~239 km of pistes). Rent on the Ischgl side and ski across the border; Samnaun is duty-free and handy for accessories, but you don’t need to rent there.
In peak weeks (Christmas/New Year, February, concert weekends) yes — the best skis and boots sell out. Booking online also secures the best price and skips paperwork on arrival.
Yes — all three gondola bases have heated ski-depot lockers (Silvretta Sports runs 900+ at the Pardatschgrat/Fimba base) and many rentals include depot storage, so you can leave skis and boots by the lift.
On the Idalp plateau (~2,320 m), reached by the Silvrettabahn or Fimbabahn from the village. Beginners rent in the village or at the base, ride up, and meet lessons at Idalp; you can also swap or upgrade skis at the Idalp shop.
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